Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-11-18
THE RESULT.
Latest Returns Place Forakere
Plurality at $4,000.
Tho Result In Pennsylvania, Now York,
New Jersey, Maryland, virginia-Daa
kota Desires n Division aud Ad-
mission Into the Union

| tiNtlNNATI, NOV. lU-lne lulesJ return
from the city and county show Forakor'
election by over 001J. He ran almost ovor
with his ticket. Powell ran ahead OF hi
ticket, showing the effects of tho arrange
mont by which Seitz was slaughtered.
Additional returns from the State hav,
been received that indicate plurality O
about $1,000 for Foraker The Legislature
probably stands: Senate, 20 Republicans
House, 63 Republicans.
Columbus-Returns are not yet all in
The Republican State Central Committee
now estimate Forakor's majority at "a, ,OC0
Akron.-Complete returns from all but
three precincts in Summit County, show
that Forakor's majority will be about /, $50
a gain of l5) over 1856 The entire Repub
lican county ticket is elected by majorities
of from l,2OO to 1,1OO. j. Park Alexander
Republican candidate for State Senate :
loses the city Of Akron by 2Gs. II he car
ries the county at all it Will be by less than
100. In the district outside OF Summit
County, Aloxander's plurality is 100.
Summit Co,n Republican ticket is
elected by from /, 100 10 / 700.
Canton-Snyder, Republican, elected over
Mcbride for Senator in StarlsCarroll dis.
trict by l5O majority. Monnett, Democrat,
and wilhelm, Republican, elected Repro.
sentatives. Stark County gave Powell
about 400 majority. or the county ticket
the Democrats elected Sheriff, Prosecutor
and lniirmary Director, aud the Republic
ans Probate Judge, Commissioner and
Treasurer.
Norwalk-Huron County gives Foraker
!, 1913 majority; Republican gain 1856. Wild
mans majority for Judge is 1,i00, and Lay.
lin, for Legislature l,l50. Average mnjori-
ty for county officers about 1,1C0. Pugsley
and Bentley will have about 200 Greene
over Patrick about 600. Norwallt gives
Foraker 3l7 majority, Republican gain Of
AZ. Lantcrmau, Republican,, for Senator
has 1,l0O over his opponent.
Tifn-Nearly complete returns from this
county show Democratic majority on the
State ticket OF about 700. j. II. Ridgely,
Republican, is elected Judge of the Circuit
Court.
Coshocton-J. p. Forbes, Democrat, for
Representative, elected. d. ii. Mortley,
Democrat, for Senator, elected. Democratic
gain 100 in the county. Prohibitionists
gain 100 in the county. Entire Democratic
ticket elected by from 800 to 500.
Youngstown-E. NJ. Wilson, for Probate
Judge, was the only Democrat elected in
this county, defeating l.. d. Woodworth by
lO5 votes.
Clark County-Foraker's plurality is esti.
hihNiu az -,OOJ anu lllt htDuDllCdu lNtDTt-
sentative received 1,7S0 more than the
Democratic candidate.
NEW YORK
New York, No. 10.-The voting in the
city resulted in n complete victory for the
combined Democracy. For the various
State tickets about 5000 votes were cast.
OF these Cook, the Democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, received l07,76l;
Grant, Republican, 57,0i0; George, Union
Labor, 36,3jT; Hall, Progressive Labor,
about 6O0b and the ballots for the Prohibit
tion candidate and the scattering votes
make up the remainder. The plurality for
Cook is, therefore, 49,Sl2.
The only Republican candidate for the
State Senate elected in this city was Cor
nelius Van Colt, in the Eighth district
Three Republican Assemblymen were
elected-B. I. Morgan, L. Ii. Crosby and
r. X. Hamilton.
Henry Grorge says the United Labor
party has met It's Bull Run, not its Water
loo, Victory in the end is certain. The re-
suit proves that there are 5000 men in
New York who cannot be seduced away
from principle.
N V, Nov. 10-1 80 q. MAP
complete returns TO the Argus
from all the counties in the State give
Cook, Dem, for Secretary of State, l6, ,466
plurality over Grant, Rep, net Democra-
tic gain of S,332 compared with Hills plu-
rality in 1850
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-According to
the latest returns from the State the plu-
ralties for Hart and Williams Republican.
candidates for State Treasurer and Su-
preme Judge, is about 10000 being 1900
ess than that for Governor Beaver. The
Prohibition vote is very light, probably not
more than one-third that of last year.
PlTTsBuRGH, Nov. l0.-Great excitement
las prevailed here all day over the vote for
he County Judgeship. The Democrats
claimed the reelection of Judge Bailey by
800 majority. Slagel, Republican, is, how
'ver, 4S3 ahead, with twelve districts to
near from.
MINNEAPoIIs, Mimi, Nov. 10.-Returns
from Dakota indicate that the people of the
Territory desire IL division and admission
% the Union rs two States. South Dakota
vas nearly unanimous for the proposition,
out In North Dakota the vote was light and
some opposition was manifested.
NEW JERSEY.
New York, Nov. 10.-Late returns from
New Jersey make it certain that the Re-
public ans have elected ut least four Sena.
ors, thus holding control of the Senate,
md have also made large gains in the AS
embly, which Will put that body in their
iands This insures the election OF Re-
publican successors to State Comptroller
Anderson and State Treasurer TofIey, both |
republicans.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l0-Thc latest returns |
'eceived indicate the election of the Demo- |
ratio State ticket by about 10000 The |
Democrats will have twenty-one members |
n the State Senate and the Republicans |
I've. SiXty-six Democrats and twenty-five |
republicans have been elected to the House
# Delegates. The Republicans elected
heir entire Legislative ticket in Anne Ar.
lndel County. The county has always here.
ofore been Democratic.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1O.-Returns received
how that in the General Assembly there
will be two-thirds Democratic majority
n both branches of the Legislature. The
here are jubiant.
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